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Dixon70.jpgUnknown200 viewsSomeone wrote in about a fellow in one of the field batteries whom I believe had a Spanish surname. I am not sure if this was him or not, but I recall knowing this guy who I think was either B or C battery. As I recall he was shot, possibly KIA. Great fellow with a good sense of humor... but again, darned if I can remember his name...
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Dixon-77.jpgMilitary Entertainment200 viewsA "successful audition" is one thing; complying with para-3 is another. But, there's also a case of not being around to play, also.
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TS-D2.JPG200 views
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DEROS-1.JPGSpecial Orders No. 358, Pg 1, DEROS200 viewsWould you believe? Finally got those DEROS orders.
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Price_Reunion_4.jpgReunion Photos - Dave Price200 viewsFirst Stop: We toured the Basic Training barracks and met with the training staff. Looking particularly sharp was Sgt Schmidt, a top-notch female drill sergeant.
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SG-28.JPGTaking a break on LZ Meade200 viewsThe FDC crew taking a well-deserved break in front of the FDC bunker. From Left to Right: Pete Beringer, Greg Malnar, Lou Onarato, Jimmy Loy, Mickey Mattocks.
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Port_Call_-_1.JPGPort Call Orders200 viewsGuess what, buddy? You're going to Nam! Port Call orders dated 2Nov66. The story goes that the Pentagon had no way of knowing what posts the Field Artillery officers and NCOs were stationed back then. Soooo, they found a solution. The big brass sent a "get off your ass" letter to each Army Post commanding general and told them to report the presence of MOS 13 personnel living on post. Well, it worked. And, Ft Dix kinda resembled Nam...gawdawful place.
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JoeH_-_17.JPGFootball Fans200 viewsMartha Henderson and Nancy Rosenau reveal their loyalties.
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J_Orr-2.JPGJerry Orr's photos200 viewsThe 2/9th Redlegs attending the annual 35th reunion also attended the Friday night party with C-1-35 at Bert Landau's condo in San Diego. It was a catered affair with very scenic views outside the condo party pavilion. It has become a traditional event of sorts, organized by Bert and Dave Collins, company commander of C-1-35.
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DM3.jpgCapt Mike Casp199 viewsBattery Commander of "A" Battery, Mike was a well-respected leader and a graduate of West Point and Captain of the Army football team. Mike was KIA in November, 1967.
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DJ-17.jpgLooks like heating C-Rations got out of hand199 viewsCapt Vincente DeJesus, later Maj DeJesus, Asst Bn S-3
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WS-42.JPGThe Office199 viewsThe Top Kick stands outside his office. He is Top Halderman - 1970.
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